Waxing

Waxing is a semi-permanent hair removal method that removes hair from the root. New hair typically doesn't grow back in the waxed area for two to eight weeks. It can be performed on almost any body area for hair removal.

There are various treatments for different body parts, including half leg, ¾ leg, full leg, bikini, Brazilian, Hollywood, forearm, full arm, underarm, facial, upper lip, eyebrows, and navel for women; and stomach, shoulders, back, chest, and full legs for men.

After, hair regrowth can vary from person to person. Typically, new hair won't grow back in the waxed area for two to eight weeks, though some may see regrowth in as little as a week.

Yes, it is suitable for most skin and hair types. However, individuals with sensitive skin or certain skin conditions should consult a professional before undergoing treatment.

During a session, hair is removed from the root using wax. The duration of the session varies depending on the area being waxed, ranging from 10 minutes for smaller areas like the underarm to 35 minutes for full legs.

For optimal results, ensure that hair is long enough to be effectively removed, typically about a quarter of an inch. Avoid sun exposure and moisturizing the area to be waxed right before the treatment.

After treatment, it's advisable to avoid sun exposure, hot baths, or swimming for a couple of days. Keeping the waxed area clean and gently exfoliating after a few days can help prevent ingrown hairs.